I think someone must have emailed him...twice.
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I think someone must have emailed him...twice.
Undoubtedly somebody who DID know what they were talking about, corrected him. No gun user in this century would use 38 magnum to refer to a 357.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I respectfully suggest to the writer that he go and fellate a hairy, cloven-hoofed animal.
Oh, and those among us who hoard ammo do it for drastically different reasons than "investing". My ammo is going to be fired through my guns. What at, and when, are matters still to be determined by people other than myself. I'll let them make that decision for me.
It'd be nice to own the companies making the band aids and bullets...
We need to spread that statement as fact, after all, it was on the Internet........ Think of all the cheap ammo we could pick up on from all the panic buying gun NOOBs in a few years.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
So that is why all that ammo I have from 1955, 1963, 1985 and 1991 works great. [Flower]Quote:
says bullets have a shelf life of about 10-years, meaning eventually the ammo that doesn’t get shot or sold will have to be disposed of some other way.
As A side note I have .308 bought for 12.9 cents and .223 bought for about 10 cents a round. and X54r for 7 cents........
Just saying. [LOL][beatdeadhorse]
You should lighten up francis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingo
Light them up? Happy to.
Sorry, I'll work on being more of a happy songbird, full of gentleness and the vigors of spring. Teach me how to be happy and loving again, Jim!
Just used 900 rounds of surplus .308 to help buy my new to me F250 last month. Got more than 3x what I paid for it. However I was much more upset at the loss of the ammo than the loss of the money.
I am wondering if the ammo shortage is just preceding a food shortage? The .gov wouldn't deceive us or lie to us would they?